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Russia develops plasma engine for nanosatellites

September 18, 2026, 12:57 UTC · Moscow, Russia · Middle East · no longer in the live window

Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) has created a plasma engine for nanosatellites that enhances maneuverability and enables satellite groupings.

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